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‖ colleter Bot.|kəˈliːtə(r)|
[a. Gr. *κολλητήρ one who glues, f. κολλᾶν to glue: see colleterium.]
One of the glandular hairs found on many leaf-buds, etc., which secrete the blastocolla or bud-glue.
1875Bennett & Dyer tr. Sachs' Bot. i. ii. 115 The parts of the bud are coated by a gummy substance..which he [Hanstein] calls Blastocolla, while the glandular hairs which produce them he terms Colleters. Ibid. The secretion of the colleters is a watery mucilage in Polygonum. |